Giric mac Dúngail

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Giric mac Dúngail was a 9th-century king of the Picts or early Scots, remembered as a shadowy and controversial ruler whose reign is associated with ecclesiastical reforms and possible joint kingship with Eochaid.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 9th-century monarch
King of the Picts
Scottish royal figure
historical person
associatedWith Church in Scotland NERFINISHED
Pictish kingdom NERFINISHED
early Kingdom of Alba NERFINISHED
birthDate unknown
controversy debated identification as king of the Picts or Scots
uncertain extent of his rule
uncertain relationship with Eochaid
country Alba NERFINISHED
Pictland NERFINISHED
deathDate c. late 9th century
deathPlace unknown
ethnicGroup Gaelic
Pictish
father Dúngal NERFINISHED
historicalStatus poorly documented
semi-legendary
knownAs Giric NERFINISHED
Giric mac Dungal NERFINISHED
Greg NERFINISHED
Gregory the Great NERFINISHED
Grig NERFINISHED
languageOfName Gaelic NERFINISHED
legacy figure in Scottish origin traditions
remembered for church privileges and freedoms
notableFor association with early Scottish kingship
controversial reign
ecclesiastical reforms
occupation king
positionHeld King in Alba NERFINISHED
King of the Picts NERFINISHED
possibleJointRulerWith Eochaid NERFINISHED
predecessor Áed mac Cináeda NERFINISHED
reignEnd c. 889
reignStart c. 878
religion Christianity
sexOrGender male
sourceMention Scottish king-lists
later medieval chronicles
successor Domnall mac Causantín NERFINISHED
timePeriod 9th century

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Giric of Scotland otherName Giric mac Dúngail